Halcon
But wait, wasn't the thought of a burger what triggered your neuro chemical reaction?
Yet rivergang and yourself claimed that the metaphysical phenomena of thought and emotion always follows the chemical reaction.
I cant speak for rivergang but I'm not sure I made that claim.
Food is a basic human need. You do not need to be thinking about food to 'feel' hungry. That feeling is a chemical reaction that comes from the brain reminding you to eat. Because I thought about a burger and how great they taste, it triggered an instant response that I assume was my brains reward system anticipating what a burger would taste like.
Maybe I was 'feeling' a little hungry before I started thinking about a burger?
Thoughts trigger 'feelings' and 'feelings' trigger thoughts. I think it goes both ways but then again Im not a neuro-scientist.